Hoops Capital off-season wrap (March 17)
17 Mar
1
min read


Hoops Capital fans got their first glimpse of numerous stars in their respective NBL1 colours across the weekend, as both the East and South hosted a pre-season Blitz tournament.
The former was held at the Penrith Valley Regional Sports Centre, and all teams played twice before the competition's opening round in a fortnight.
The Sutherland Sharks, featuring King #253 Jason Spurgin and coached by Shaun Roger, won both fixtures across the two days, firstly defeating Maitland (96-87) on Saturday before downing Central Coast (87-64) on Sunday.
The latter contained King #245 Klairus Amir, whose team split their weekend's fixtures after defeating Illawarra (87-39) on Saturday.
To the Flames side, the Norths Bears, coached by Renae Garlepp and containing Carla Pitman and Caitlyn Martin, won both their Blitz matches, easily accounting for Hills (85-65) and Illawarra (86-42).
That Hills side was headlined by Sherrie Calleia, who also went down to Maitland (76-66) on Sunday.
Elsewhere, Tahlia Tupaea and her Inner West Bullets defeated Sydney Comets (76-68) and Bankstown (84-61) across the weekend.
The Comets, featuring Piper Anderson, also tasted defeat at the hands of Canberra (68-44).
READ MORE: KINGS SHIFT FOCUS TO NBL26 OFF-SEASON
To the South competition, and Tyler Robertson's Casey won both their matches over the weekend, defeating Eltham (89-76) and Waverley (82-76) - with the Kings guard scoring 17 and 14 points respectively in the fixtures.
While Flame #228 Bonnie Deas tallied 13 points in Frankston's 83-77 loss to Melbourne.
Round one of the NBL1 East and South competitions tips off on Saturday, March 29.

30 Sep
Hoops Capital and Remara are out to perform together

26 Sep
Built for Sydney: The Kings’ new era

23 Sep
Sneaker Royalty meets Hoops Royalty: Foot Locker locked in with Kings and Flames

16 Sep
Win a Signed Sydney Kings Jersey – Term 4 Youth League Registrations Now Open!

14 Sep
Hoops Capital Academy – October School Holiday Camps

7 Sep
Hoops Capital announce Mark Thompson as new CEO

5 Sep
LaVar Ball Live at Hoops Capital East

2 Sep
Player update: Keli Leaupepe

28 Aug
Sydney Kings gain elite recovery advantage with Power Potential

28 Aug
New world-class training facility for Sydney Kings and Western Sydney community

27 Aug
Sydney Kings Player Update

26 Aug
James to assist with Hoops Capital's search for new Indigenous artist

22 Aug
Rising guard Lueth Awan becomes a King

22 Aug
Next generation: Goc Malual signs with the Sydney Kings

21 Aug
First Basketball 2 Business Event a Slam Dunk

20 Aug
Boomers claim three-peat as Asia Cup champions
Jaylin Galloway
Xavier Cooks
Support your team with the latest gear
Grab your latest team releases before they're gone.

Get the latest Team Updates
Breaking news & special offers. Direct to your inbox.
